Rewind is a verb in the Portuguese language, back to back, what draw back or who has a involutive movement.
From its figurative sense, the verb to go back can also mean “to give up” or “to abandon”, in the action of not giving continuity to something.
Example: "The couple backed off from the idea of buying the house”.
Still in a figurative sense, this verb is still used as an idea of “losing something you had”, that is, not progressing or evolving in life, but not having things already achieved, for example.
In English, the word “back” can be translated as to retreat.
Synonyms of rewind
- unravel
- back off
- Retrograde
- regress
- backtrack
- Come back
- disintegrate
- To give up
Backward Antonyms
- March
- To surpass
- unwind
- To progress
- Advance
- To evolve
- To develop
- To insist
- Proceed
- Continue
- persist
- Persevere
"Never go back, never surrender"
This is the title in Brazil of the American film “In the Retreat, in the surprise”, released worldwide in 1985 by director Corey Yuen, with performances by Jean-Claude Van Damme and Kurt McKinney.